2018 Santa Fe Fiesta Symposium Speakers & Topics Timeline: 10:00am: Miguel A. Tórrez from Los Alamos National Laboratory *Q. n A. 11:00-Enrique R. Lamadrid, University of New Mexico professor *Q. […]
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Come for coffee, bagels, and networking with a talk on the global theme “Honesty” by Sara Solovitch, Executive Editor of Searchlight New Mexico. This non-partisan, nonprofit news organization is dedicated
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New Mexican Railroad Celebration Timeline 5:00pm Lite pre-reception 6:00- Auditorium Event Begins Welcome:Melanie LaBorwit, NMHM Educator Brief remarks by: Jim Terhune, Railroad Celebration Event Organizer Peter Ives, Mayor Pro Tem
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A Future-Oriented Preservation Is this an oxymoron? Can historic preservation be more about the future than the past? Atkin Olshin Schade Architects (Santa Fe, NM and Philadelphia, PA) believes so.
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Historical Downtown Walking Tours April 16 – mid-October 2018 Discover the history, culture and hidden courtyards of Santa Fe on a Downtown Walking Tour led by New Mexico History
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WW 1 Symposium speaker timeline: 9:00-event begins 9:00-9:10 Welcome & Introductions by Andy Wulf 9:15-10:00: David Holtby 10:05-10:50: Dan Cillis 10:50-11:00: Short Break
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Hosted by the Alzheimer’s Poetry Project (APP) and the New Mexico History Museum. The featured reader Santa Fe poet and winner of the 2017 Lummox Poetry Award, Mary McGinnis, will
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The Regenerative Community What is the role of communities in healing our planet? Joel Glanzberg of Regenesis will discuss his work in helping communities to embrace their potential as catalysts
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Join Chimayo author Peter Malmgren in a discussion of his new book, incorporating collected oral histories from Hispanic families displaced from their lives on the Pajarito Plateau, and the hundreds
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Come explore railroad heritage this month and learn about future train technologies. Making History’s monthly hands-on program will defy the rules of gravity as we experiment with the science behind
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